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Google Ads Study Note: Three Basic Components Of Keyword Organization

The last stage of building a keyword list is the keyword organization. There are three basic components of the keyword organization: themes, buyer funnel, and match types. Themes Themes will build your ad structure. The most important of themes is relevancy. You want to make your ads are relevant to what the users are searching for. Make sure to send them to the relevant content page. Again, in order to accomplish that, you need to understand your ad structure or themes. Themes could be product-based, service-based, funnel-based or anything you think is relevant to your ads or campaign. It is based on what do you want to send the traffic to a specific place on your website or a landing page. There are two factors you need to optimize in the themes: human relevancy and Google. When you write the ad, you want to encourage users to click on it and take a valuable action. At the same time, you also want to have a good quality score on Google. Therefore, you need to create a good and...

Keyword Match Type Study Notes: Phase Match, Exact Match And Negative Match

Phrase Match According to the course, phrase match uses quotation marks ("") to make sure your ad only appears for searches containing your exact keyword and close variants, with additional words or phrases before or after your keyword.  It still can generate many bad clicks for irrelevant queries. And the click-through rate is low. For example, a phrase match keyword could be "winter coat" , if someone is searching for "winter coat for sale" , the ad will show on the Google search result. Even though "for sale" is not included in the phrase, but the phrase keyword "winter coat" is included and also in the same order, so the ad will show.  However, if someone searches "coat for winter", the ad will not show. Even though it includes "coat" and "winter", but it is not in the right order, so it is not eligible to trigger the ad. Pros of phrase match: begin to get more control of your search terms s...